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My final hour

Fellgren-Naz, it's the Axis of Evil today.

Adam Jones, join us in our update studio in for Big Jim Murray.

He's good, we got the Axis of Evil there

and the Hall of Justice over here.

Yeah, exactly. Thank God you have me, Boston. Someone's got to tell it like it is. Yeah. Someone's got to speak the truth. So that's it. We began today talking about how the Bruins are in trouble, the Celtics are in trouble, And where do you go from here with both teams?

So without resetting our thoughts, you can just start weighing in again if you want. We'll start taking those calls again on those two outfits. Not necessarily comparing the two because we don't like Crossing Sports Jones, as I point out from time to time. But they're definitely on the board. They're definitely both in trouble. They definitely both have issues and what do you do about it?

And so that's just your basic Bruins and the Celtics reset. You're welcome to call back in on that. We're full, of course. As people drop off, you jump on. That's how it goes. Back to the phones. Mark and Marlboro. Go ahead, Mark. Yeah, thanks for taking my call. My question's in two parts.

First, for a developing rookie, every single game snap is so valuable in terms of experience

gains.

What impact do you think Monday night's game where he didn't throw it all might have in the

momentum of Matt Jones' development, especially coming right before the bye week, meaning

that he's going to be coming out of their next game,

having not really thrown a ball for three weeks. I'm not talking about, did that show a lack of confidence in him that he's going to take personally? There's a chance for that? Well, I would say it showed a lack of confidence in him that he will take personally, no. And this is why I said you, he's perfect for Bill right now because he's like, I was just saying a second of it.

It's like the nine or ten year old kid who lives next door, takes the dog out, you know, takes out the trash, gets on the school bus with a smile and never bats an eye. Everybody loves him. And in this kid's case, he does everything he's supposed to do and never talks back. It's perfect.

So I think on paper it's a fair thing to bring up. I think some players would be, would lose some comp. Why, they don't even trust me to throw the ball. How do they think about me? I think some players might be susceptible to that. I just get the feeling Jones from an intangible standpoint, as you're mentioning, match is just

I think he comes pre-wired and he's

he's fined with what happened the other night

it's not going to impact. from an intangible standpoint, as you're mentioning, Matt, is just, I think he comes pre-wired,

and he's fine with what happened the other night and it's not going to impact him one bit. Yeah, naive enough not to question it. If it's Zach Wilson, I think he probably says something, or, you know, says something stupid or does something stupid or takes it the wrong way. But this kid won't. Do you think the locker room has lost any faith in Mac Jones after Bill approaches it that way?

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